Like Return of the Wildspeaker, you can pay five mana (if you foretell it) to draw a ton of cards if you have a big enough creature, and like Inscription of Abundance you can gain lots of life while you're at it
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I was getting in more 1v1 commander games so it's a bit more geared towards dueling, as opposed to brawling in a multiplayer setting, but I made efforts to try to reduce how much mana I had to invest into Jenara to ramp up her damage
While I dont consider the list the ultimate authority on which cards should be omitted from casual play, its at least a decent way to start a conversation about cards your group already doesnt like
Unfinity Draft Boosters Draft Booster contents: 1 Planetary space-ic basic land, orbital space-ic basic land, or borderless shock land 1 Rare or mythic rare (can be a showcase or borderless planeswalker card) 2 Attraction cards of any rarity (and both can be the same rarity, including two rares) 3 Uncommons 6 Commons 1 Common or a traditional foil card of any rarity (can be a showcase or borderless planeswalker card, or an Attraction card) 1 Sticker insert (with a variety of stickers for gameplay use) 1 Token or ad insert Every Unfinity Draft Booster comes with a full-art land
At 5 mana and (probably) a one-turn wait before you get to tutor, this green planeswalker is a fine creature tutor, but not the best by any means